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Short 45.50 sl51

Regardless of whether it's deemed PTSD or not, there's too much violence in this world and it's only getting worse by the day. What's more alarming, at least for me, is that our senses have become so blunted by the exposure to the constant barrage of news (real violence) and films (fake...

Do Not Worry 22 Then Jesus said to his disciples: “Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat; or about your body, what you will wear. 23 For life is more than food, and the body more than clothes. 24 Consider the ravens: They do not sow or reap, they have no storeroom...

钱不是万能的。(Money isn't everything.) ―Chinese proverb

So there's no chance to reverse here and drop back down to the LOD? I think we will see at least 2785. If that fails to hold, then definitely LOD.

I believe ya. Just be sure to wash your hands before you come near me.

-4ish Flip short 22 sl 34 pt 01

Long 25.75 sl22

My stars are lined up and they point 2840. How did you get 32.50? BTW 2850 is Fib50.

-3ish

Short 23.25 sl26

Oops, I stand corrected. Here's a review of online brokers circa March 2000 with the breakdown of commissions. https://money.cnn.com/2000/03/16/investing/q_brokerguide/ 1. Charles Schwab Extended-hours trading: 4:15 p.m. to 8 p.m. ET ECN: REDIBook Rates: $29.95 for market and limit orders...

That must be after the dot.com bubble (??). If I remember correctly, Datek offered $9.99 a trade in the late 90s, which was considered at the time the lowest. Other established "discount" brokers like Charles Schwab was charging $35 per trade. The "regular" brokers like TD Waterhouse (now TD...

I was there in the thick of the action. Trading in the late 90s was easy time to make money as long as you went long. Well, until March 2000 anyway. But, back then, the technology was crap. Executions were sketchy. Commissions were horrendously expensive. Charts were laggy. The Internet was in...

I betcha they'll try to reverse engineer it. After all, they're the king of piracy.

I knew it. You mean this then? :D

Really? That's quite a feat. Do you by chance know where I can look that up?

Since he traded ES, wouldn't he be tried in the US court? I don't know how much loyalty he'll get, but he will likely get at least 10 years behind bars. Considering there's still spoofing going on even to this day, that's a shame. Because everyday at every moment, I see large block orders appear...

Link for what?